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Pretty much all batteries are built by 2 or 3 different companies to the specs (cranking amps/reserve capacity/etc.) of the branded company that wants to slap their name on it. Buy a battery based on specs & warranty.

I have a 2024 Badlands and would like to swap to the 26+ years because they have more poke +40 instead of +55). If you're in the northern colorado area and up for it, DM me. My wheels are pretty decent though have a couple minor scratches. We could work out a deal to your liking.

The factory jack is fine -- on a dead level surface. But it does not have the stability (sans modification) to be safely used if the vehicle is not on completely level surface. Off-road, you often without the possibility of a dead level surface. When offroad, I carry a bottle jack with a big...

JD Power is the most corrupt organization in the entire car industry. Every award, every ranking is 100% pay to play.

Lol, no thanks, I have exactly zero need or use for a clanker spy in my car.

Yep, but that method of production would never scale to the amount needed to make hydrogen passenger and freight vehicles in any significant numbers.

It's not irrational. Diesel engines form the bulk of all fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution, which is very unhealthy to breath -- at any concentration -- as particulates that small enter directly into your bloodstream and cause direct damage as well as carry toxins that bio-accumulate...

This contributes, no doubt, but Toyota has a 40%+ market share in Japan, with most of the rest divided by a bunch of other makers that also are just barely starting to make EVs (even for use outside of Japan). Using electricity to power an EV is about 90% energy efficient. This includes...

Essentially the only developed nations (and China, whatever development level you might call it) where EVs are not already the dominate new vehicle purchase/market share or soon to be there are the U.S., Canada, and Japan. Even many developing nations (eastern europe, south asia) have...

Hah! I had a similar experience with my Mustang when I first had it. I took it out on what I thought was a nice late spring day, but while on the drive it started snowing. When I got back home there was only a little bit of snow on the driveway -- about an inch. I tried going up, and no go. I...

I hate to break it to you, but any Ford product fits the definition of "throwaway vehicle after five years" far more closely than any Honda, including a Civic.

Somehow I have only ever driven anything but a 4/RWD vehicle with the exception of a few road trips/limited driving in other people's cars. When my dailies didn't have winters (before I had the money to have such luxuries) I learned VERY quickly how to drive to not die in slick conditions with...

I would like a set for a Bronco with the proper number of doors, please.

Sadly, had to put the doors and top back on, because of relentless 100+ heat days and now forest fire smoke.

When you see a named camper, RV or other vehicle, you decide if it's a sports team, a spaceship, or an adult toy.

Hey, nice Bronco! What brush guard do you have?

Meh, that Ranger has 4 doors instead of 2, and far more luggage room, and keeping it out of the weather just requires a bed cover.

I have a 2024 Badlands, and would like to swap to the 2026 Badlands wheels for the wider offset. With or without tires (depending on tire condition/mileage) Northern Colorado area I can pick them up.

I'm 6'5". My first car was a Chevy Luv. My dad and I did some surgery on the seat to get it back far enough for me to be able to sit in it.

My '24 has Android Auto naigation integration with the instrument cluster too.